2. Definition:
“A kind of journalism or reporting which is
very suited for the increasing connectedness of our world
today”
OR
“The journalism which help us understand the world and
our own place in the world”
3. Global journalism shows the connection between
places and event.
Global journalism shows how the actions in one place
produce a result in another place.
4. 1) World more connected.
2)People more mobile.
3) National economy tied to global market.
4)News moves faster
5)No national border
6. Ethics :
A system of accepted beliefs that
control behavior especially such a system based
on morals. Ethics is concerned with what is good
for individuals and society and is also described
as moral philosophy
Ethical journalism is not free expression
journalism is not free speech, it is constrained
expression
7. Ethics Purposes
It works in a framework of values.
It has purpose.
It is a public good.
It shapes the norms and values of society.
8. Mostly international media works on state and
Government polices.
Bilateral relation
Diplomatic relation
Geo Strategic relation
Economic interest
Religious relationship
10. 1. Truth and Accuracy
Journalists cannot always guarantee ‘truth’, but
getting the facts right is the cardinal principle of
journalism.
We should always strive for accuracy,
give all the relevant facts we have and ensure
that they have been checked
11. 2. Independence:
Journalists must be independent
voices, we should not act, formally or informally,
on behalf of special interests whether political,
corporate or cultural.
We should declare to our editors – or
the audience – any of our political affiliations,
financial arrangements or other personal
information that might constitute a conflict of
interest.
13. 3. Fairness and Impartiality:
Most stories have at least two sides. While
there is no obligation to present every side in
every piece, stories should be balanced and add
context.
Objectivity is not always possible, and may
not always be desirable, but impartial reporting
builds trust and confidence.
15. 4. Humanity:
Journalists should do no harm. What we publish
or broadcast may be hurtful, but we should be aware
of the impact of our words and images on the lives of
others.
16. 5. Privacy:
The moral right to privacy consists of the
power to determine who may gain access to
information about oneself. Individual human beings
need some measure of privacy in order to develop a
sense of self and to avoid manipulation by the state,
18. 6.Accountability:
A sure sign of professionalism and responsible
journalism is the ability to hold ourselves
accountable. When we commit errors we must
correct them and our expressions of regret must
be sincere not cynical, We listen to the concerns
of our audience. We may not change what
readers write or say but we will always provide
remedies when we are unfair.
